Report on March 1986 meetings
[April 1986]
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Tompkin lan r lition

representing over 7,000 workers

United Autoworkers #2300 « International Association of Machinists #1607 + Ithaca Teachers Association
Service Employees #200 « Ironworkers #60 * United University Professions ° Bricklayers and Masons #17
Civil Service Employees Association #855 * Cornell University Security Employees Union - Laborers #589
Ithaca Police Benevolent Association » Carpenters #603 « Plumbers and Pipefitters #109 » Painters #178
International Typographers Union « Electricians #961 « Ithaca City School District Employees Teamsters #65
Electricians #241 « Trumansburg Teachers Association * United Autoworkers #1326 » TC3 Faculty Association
Civil Service Employees Association #605 » Musicians #132 » Civil Service Employees Association #812

REPORT _ON MARCH MEETINGS

NEXT MEETING---TUESDAY APRIL 8, 7pm, PLUMBERS & PIPEFITTERS HALL,
701 W. State St.,Ithaca; STEERING COMMITTEE, TUESDAY,
APRIL 15, 7pm, UAW, 109 W. State St. ,Ithaca.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED IN SUPPORT OF CSEA AND ITHACARE WORKERS

The Labor Goalition passed two resolutions in March. One is to oppose
the county's plan to move the Department of Social Service out to
West hill. This move is opposed by the social service workers (CSEA 855)
for reasons outlined in the enclosed flyer. CSEA has also brought to
light the fact that the county intends to use public works employees
and CSEA members to do the renovation work on the old hospital building.
This is opposed by the local building trades workers. CSEA is asking
for impact negotiations with the county if the move does do through.

The second resolution was in support of the organizing drive by
the UAW at Ithacare. Shortly after,the regional labor relations board
ruled in favor of immediate elections despite management's attempt to
stall them for 3 years! An election victory similar to the Ramada vote
is hoped for.

NOMINATIONS FOR 1986 STEERING COMMITTEE
The following people have been nominated and have accepted. Nominations

WEST wry

are still open and nominations of women and members from Cortland,-€SEA, and

the building trades are especially encouraged.
Jim Nichols (TCCC Faculty: Assn, ) Noreen Moore (Ithaca Paraprofessionals) |
Carl Feuer (United University Professions) # Lou Edelman (Machinists)

Al Davidoff (United Auto Workers) * Ester Earle (Machinists)

Cal Bailey (Ithaca School District Employees) # Sue Pentecost (Cornel] Security)

Tom Joyce (Painters) * Ed Ritchie (Painters)

Julia Milliman (Painters)
* haven't accepted yet.